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Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
We have recently opened up in
Tillotsons building a Real Estate,
Loan, Abstract and Insurance Office
And are prepared to make Farm
Loans at 10 per cent no commission,
in sums of 200 and upwards on the
most favorable terms ever offered in
Graham County. No delay in getting
your money. Interest payable at our
office, which saves expense Of drafts.
We furnish money to make final proof
We furnish abstracts and examine
titles. Buy and sell lands. All bust
ness entrusted to our care will receive
prompt and careful attention. Cores
pOndence solicited
s. ". MILLER 6 Co.
Millbroek, Kansas.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

N you hear the news, Henrie is
.ig goods at bed rock prices. Price
4ootls and see.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

lies do you want q nice dress
.'n? Ifyoa do go look at Henrie's
ne and get his prices, his stock
plete.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

If you are making proof'and do not
want to make it two or three times,
If you want to make loan or insure
your property and have the business
performed without blunders call Oh
LightfoOt & HAYS.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

las. Baxterfis building q dwellin5
ae south east part of the city pre-
Dry to moving to town.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

inncar & Son keeps the best line
pthing, Pomcroy Block, Hill City,
5as. - 30.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

mas Johnson is erecting a resi-
inst north OF the Baptist church
shen3 completely will move his
therein,
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

eadeInns wants a hardware store
nyone looking for a location of
kind can do no better than come
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

|Einnear & Son is the place to get
II Queenware, Pomeroy Block, Hill
Kansas 35.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

AZ Hiddesony one Of Websters
+ merchants, was in town last
IL and gave the editors hand .
i grasp.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

G. W. Jones, young man and a
graduate of Mississippi law college,
has located in Nicodemus, and can be
found at Foster Williams. Mr.. Jones
appearance impresses us very favorbly
and we do not hesitate to recommend
anyone having business in this line to
call on Mr.. Jones
Unclaim ed letters remaining in the
Nicodemus postoflice April 1st 1887.
Letters.
NJ. c. Allen, Lucy Dabney,
Tommey Green, W. J, Kennedy,
Siles Williams, G. R. Brown,
P. B. Hampton, 2 Cathern E.Kidwell.
August Sproct, Frank Williams,
Hattie Wilson.
Cards.
L. Pickering, J. H. Murphy.
In calling for the above please say
advertised. A. n. HARPER. P. NJ
SETTLE UP
All agGeunts must be paid
at once No new accounts
given until old ones are paid
off. e. S. HENR.II.F11s
For Sale-0ne team of mares, 3 years
and 164 hands high, weight about
2400 pounds: also one large eelding
aod one large mare nine years cid.
Will sell cheap for cash or on time with
good security. Call on F. NJ LEVIN,
at Banner livery barn. A
NOTICE.
The parties who took the things
from Martin Mader's house will return
the same at once and avoid prosecu-
ton. You are we'll known.
Louis Nader
The F, G. |. B. Society OF Nicode-
mus, will give grand festival at the
Baptist church on Friday evening,
April 8, 1887. A good teme is guar
anteed to all. Speeches by President
0. Talbot and others. Music by Miss
Jennie Henrie, the oest organist in the
county. Admission, free.
BY order Committee.
Having bought out J. A. Weaver
we can now be found at the old stand
with a full line Of Dry Goods and
Groceries at-prices that defy competi
ton. Young &. Craven.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

he old we'll in the centre Of main
let is no more, having been filed
his week.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

3 Borin, ofStockton, was m this
couple of days this week, and
Here grounded up" this Office.
IS en- old spnnt' and consev
is always welcome.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

sALE-0ne large span ofmules
abont 1900 lbs Also > clyde
dark brown 5yrars old weighs
will sell cheap for CASH OF
81 land. s. Z HAYS
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

10 to Minnear. & Son, Pomreoy
lex, Hill City, for your Boots and
les. - 81.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

The nohbiest line Of dress goods
4 brought to Nicodemus, at Young
Kaven. 40
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

Logan 6 Turpening are dong the
penter work on the new furniture
ire
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

Buy your dry goods Of Minnear, &
Ia, Pomeroy Block, Hill City Kans
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31
NOTICE.

The undersigned hold Fifty Town
Lots iu Nicodemus to be given away
to parties who willlocate in the town
and build on the same.
G. H. Newth, T. T. Fletcher,
S. G. Wilson, A. n Harper,
II. s. Henrie, A. i. Mcpherson.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31
a. Woodward.

Having removed to the building
formerly occupied by Mr.. Weaver, we
are better than ever prepared to ac-
commodate our former patrons and as
many new ones as may call on US.
Our stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes is
complete and our prices as low as
good goods can be sold at only a
small profit, we invite careful inspec-
ton Of our stock and ask you to en-
quire our prices. Young s. Craven.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31


INREE NETHODIST-every Sunday, II O'Clock
AM Pastor
LOCAL ITEMS.
Corn meal at Henrle's. A
Seed Potatoes at Henrie's. A
Smoke @Henr1e's Choice"
Commissioners meet today.
Local news is somewhat scarce.
I Ye Editor took in Hill City yester-
flsy.
The sound Of the hammer is heard in
he land,
Go to Henrie's for bargains in goods
At bottom prices.
ALL the choice brands Of Flour kept
Ia stock at Henries A
The new. furniture store is rapidly
assuming shape.
Tomorrow is April fools day. Look
sut for practical jokes
The best cigar in town is at "Henrie's
hoice" at H. S. Henries
s Miss Nettie Craig 10 the happy pos
lsser of q bran new organ.
r, M. Levin, our genial implement
an went to Stockton today.
hardware store wanted atthis place.
good opening for the right man.
A very interesting series. of meetings
in progress at the Baptist church
Get your groceries Of Minnear 6
ID, Pomeroy Block Hill City, Kans.
Buy your dry goods Of Minnear, 6
il, Pomeroy Block, Hill City Kans
Logan 6 Turpening are dong the
penter work on the new furniture
ire.
the nohbiest line Of dress goods
h brought to Nicodemus, at Young
Craven, 10
----
10 to Minnear. & Son, Pomreoy
ck, Hill City, for your Boots and
les. - 80.
he old we'll in the centre Of main
et, is no more, having been filed
his week.
sinnear & Son is the place to get
Queenware, Pomeroy Block, Hill
Kansas 50.
innear & Son keeps the best line
pthing, Poncroy Block, Hill City,
5Qs. - 30.
h you hear the news, Henrie is
lg goods at bed rock prices. Price
sootts and see.
las. Baztersis building g, dwelhn5
3 south east part of the city pre-
Dry to moving to town.
eodemns wantsa hardware store
nyone looking for location Of
kind can do no better than come
lies do you want nice dress
n? Ifyoa do go look at Henrie's
ne and get his prices, his stock
plete,
mas johnson is erecting resi-
inst north OF the Baptist church
shens cpmphted will move his
therein,
AZ Hiddlesony one of Websters
merchants, was in town last
Is and gave the editors hand
s grasp
q BORN, ofStockton, was IN this
couple of days this week, and
ere grounded up this Office.
IS en- old spnntp and consev
is always weIccme
sALE-0ne large span ofmules
abont 1909 lbs Also CLYDE
dark brown 5years old weighs
will sell cheap for CASH or
~ land. s Z Hays
pout to Firms Mills last Tues
we'd Us the. farmers all busy
rs for crops. Here is the most
sing class of farmers in Ora
nrItv ALONG Gnri,,cr CFt,oa(r ~. 4
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

'lA give three months subsclip-
e person or persons who will
: single copy ct the Cyclone of
INC following dates. Jan 10 til
n Feb, 4th, l1th and 24th. we
ere them in order 20 complete
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

p out . Firms Mills last Tues
wed Us the. farmers all busy
rs for crops. Here is the most
sing class Of farmers in Ora
unity, along Spring Greek and
pw how good farming is done.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

Having bought out J. A. Weaver
we can now be found at the old stand
with a full line Of Dry Goods and
Groceries atprices that defy competi
ton. Young G Craven:
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

Get your groceries of Minnear &
Ia, Pomeroy Block Hill City, Kans.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

SPRING CREEK ITEMS
Winter seems to be giving Us a
parting beeze.
We hear that the singing school in
this district is to be continued under
the guidance Of Miss Nellie Wood
ward
George Grebles is building new
house, which looks suspicious for a
young bachelor When is it to be,
George?
Talk about women and politics; the
other day the editor of the CYCLONE
was at our house and Mrs. Green was
baking bread; the editor got to talking
politics with US, and blame me, if she
didn t the bread burn. 1t will never
DO to let women into politics.
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31

IA very interesting series of meetings
Z in progress at the Baptist church
Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-31
LOCAL ITEMS.

Commissioners meet today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Jack Klrain has never been defeated
10 the pFiEa ring.
Toss Wall ara Dave BuTks, the best
middle feather weights In Englasd, viii
come TO America next fall.
lie Weir and Jark Havlin are
matched 10 akht With hid gloves 10 Bss-
ton some time before Jaly 18th.
Charley Mitcksli thinks Jem Smith
can defeat Sullivan because the English
champion e q wear and tear SOFA Of Q
felioW. Mitchell adds that be believes
kilFain can defeat Smith. This IL hard
on John l..
Billy Madden, uho has Jack kilrain
10 hand, writes from PittsbufG that bis
man yin have no difil sultJ 10 whipping
Jen saith, the Eneiish champion.
"ktlrain IL oveEioyea at The prospect Of
| having q booA-dde a2ht." Madden says
" 4 am giAd that saith has accepted
[ The ohalienge,' kilratn saia 90 me,
and shah certainly 90 my best 10 Be-
I fend the championship Of America
would uach rather the heht come 90
I in this c5untEy, bat asSmith has chosen
[ The Contineni. kilFsin viii certainly 50
F there. He hes no fear % The result,
E and thlnk be can best Smith. Chariey
I Mitehall. Wha o1aht b know ~ mach
about the Qualities Of kilrAin and
I saith - anv man living. says thai be
I Ghinka that kiirain viii hare no din
enlty n defeating Smith. Saith has q
Z terrible lefA Mitchell says. bat kilrAin
l. hard hitter With bis right; beeides.
{ Dc sS q msFa ski.lful Aghter"
william Msldocn has Aecepted The
lie halienRe Of kvAn Lewis, The Stranger.
z Cor a East-h, a. = 70 k1zaAn style. Ton
I Cannap. the American wrestler, nog IN
7 Aastraiia. Waats Muldoon % 20 % q NJ
esansry sna wFessia ks@ fog $3.50
sssia
{ IN. MeLanghlin. The fAnOas sSllar-
ana-slbsW wrestler. "a nov located 81
/ Miuneascls, Hinn-, - eooaaeter %
I the NsftAcxn railroA3. he Il iooksd
apaa ~ Authority ca Wressiing In thai
sectiec,
A tsra pri1s azh1 tech plaes Jsly tth,
neM Nsntteaks, Pa The contealants
wsse faamAs Hear ard Peter Harley.
( Tee hEhi uas ta q aRsSh. aa1 seventy
ens deeserate Fcun3s vere feneht hotA
nea oesEs S13sy yaElshsd. hen time
was eAiasA fas she sapsaty- sec,nd ronnd
HesF soala uot -. sad sid ss bad bad
eaoagh. saa NE eEAt 80 auAroe1 20
HaEisy.
Pst ktllsn q n tssiFinE 81 LAks In
aapena sues. MsuzesatA. toS hta Agar
via Gard 4 tits vesEes IN hts train.
in4 cis, hes - - poenes. and his Hseh
i very 6ars. tie thsaks Il Peohahie
that wlsA several weeks uasgs u train
me Be wsli 50 3aWu - is& poasas. he
- tssl1ax aFs4 clkss. AEd sodst the
agraciaoa % BIS trainer, "a Msslana, q
Z hsecmin4 gatla 4 sesiatsg, ans g1tet
T tks Watee, ran seRc1ty -stx yards 10
( | ssscca1s . cay 81 tee go.
I OArai3 y stss il the e8ty o. AEuneEs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

yohnssan paesd Q nile in 3:ll, 81 Bel
msuA Para Wednesday.
yaeohtn's nafIs II Ist05< ct Chicego,
oa Jane g, squads the hess % record y
q rAsa with other AoEsa4.
Jerome Park hss been selected 81 .
sits for great reservoir b The aeque-
dnst miaai0ners Of HeS York.
Lah-ds Dab, Baltimore mare, trot-
ted an exhibition mile 0TeR Pimnieo
tRaek 10 . road wagoa, on Jane y n
2.29.
Ths sOaRh old raesr, Dan T., vho
run upon Almost eveRy track from Name
% Texas, died 81 The Co1ey Island
track on Jena ..
HLaakyn Baldwin has eommsneed
snit against the s.. Louis RaiF Assoel-
alton 10 FesovaT bali Of the parse. $3.50,
van By Yolante in 1885.
O, q. Todd, California bred horse
Won the American DsFby at ChicaQo,
June Is, over 3 field Of eraek hogseA
Tbs vAiue OF the stake 10 the winner
was over els.sS0.
George II. PAtehsu, Jf., known IS
California Patchen, died n the early
part Of June. Ne YES The property Of
I. A. Fiunegan, Of san Francisco. Cal
he vas 81 years old; sired b GEORGE
M. Patchea, dam Bella, By Top BAH
founder. he vas GiFe Of Sam Purdy.
2.1O5f, and seven others IN the 80 lisa
The famous race hose and SIRE Ten
Bsaeok. died Of paralysis at The Natara
STOCK Farm, Woodward o., KY., on
Jane .. He vas foaled 10 l672, AID
vas by Imp. Pnaefoa, dam Fannie Hsl-
ton, by Lexington. His racing careaI
commenced az q s9O-ycaf old and be
oontinued 10 run until SIX, when his
owner, r. B. Harper, retired him 20 the
asad. He has the best mile, two miles
and four miles record.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

axpsxfmantal arEEls In this nee theagy
tak8 pisas e Fsss Wails WallA--- Nstls
Walls %sarsal.
On Thurscny muxmina as 80 o'siock
II WsEa WeEla, a alarm az Are vas
ssaudr1 ffsm - gnEEne ha18es ca1sed
b. ths discovery 0f hzme9 pgocee6inR
ffen The windows cf MrnL O. Bsag8ng
1WeIlinz huuas. onBnsF q Alder end
sixth stTeefs- B0th TiEsEs and Oar
Boys compnnies we're Bosn plagtng %
he barring bafidine, and IN 3 ehort
fin.a had azeceeEnd d saving 3 portion
| Of the irons u the building. TheEs are
vaxisus surmises ~ - tie oKzztn Of TIE
nrs, bot 4 b zsnerAliy eonesdsd shat Il
yea The work Of an inoendiaTy. fhe
houae sad furui1urs VS. Waived a
$500 assurances, ezf5a Hrs- Rsazan
/ b baa1din8 ho1ss keeper IN Ssassla
| Tha Sfasssnaam cou1menffng oa the Efs
sAys: ~Thi1 b TIE third Ers Of TIE same
character within cue month, and natu
l rally creates Beme comment. IL there
ars incendiaxies In cur eity shsy ato7lt
BE- roQs1ed cut and summAxilY ds1ll
wikh-if not kY She iAw, By the people
The city 10 in danger, and, theuEh soui
nay have Q heavy insurance. other pool
people NAY lee their LIST penny b. q.
| work Of some Fascally nre-bdg.
strict saTveiIlAnos and invest gallon i
nO1 IN ordeR. The<e fires have ell oe
cared as fEona 10 o'cl0ck In lhi
morning, when very few hfes ever oeeu
tAFoaSh mere accident"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
mARkKR QUoFAHEoNs.


The following wholesale and retail
prices prevail generally in the IOCaI
markets:
EGGS-Retail, IS oents per dozsn.
CHEESE-Reteil, at Oa25c per
BEEF-whOlssAls. 8 oen.s, retail.
1TTfoN-whOlssAls, cents; retail,
PORK-whoIssale, 10 ssntsi retail
lOd l5c.
BUTTER Retail prices qaotsd al 70
@e0s per roll ef two pounds.
STRAWBERRIES Fe9 gal
Ions cominR in, sell at 50 cents per Rsl-
lon.
OATs-QuOled: wholesale, SIS per
toa; Essail. eI.90 PER Genital.
HAY-Wholesale, $25; retail. $3.50
ser ton.
WHEAT-whoIesals, $3.50 per toni
retail, So per GENITAL.
FLOUR-Wh0lesale, $5.5od5.75; re-
tail, IS 76(f6 per barrel.
OHlOKENS-Wholesale, $6C97 per
dozen; retail, 65(d75s east.
ONI0NS-Qaose: Esw, 2921So pes
pound.
POTATOES - wholesals, new, 1Ac
per pound; retail, 11f9iS<e, per pound.
OOAL-Retail - per ton ct the
bunkera.
WOOD-Retail, S2.50,a5 per cord.
LUMBER-RcuRn common, fl2 ger
II; other grades In proportion.
LoGS-Ruling rate is IS per thou
sand feet,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Tins aisgatsa.
sCiivs 20 Harvard 10 a foe fala'a
tine hslns l. mln- IS 80.
Mr.. 81. John, co behsif 81 9aaiaaf
aud nate, eas iasa@d a ehAllsrEs 20
reemes ana namm for aoshle- scall
raes fcF $500 aud he enstre rzte ~
ettpt& 81. Josn wtn net dtvaige toe
nane % 0taaaaf's mste.
The toNinx exNnis q tbs Wcsk are
taly ~ b afa Nsh, annual regatta az
tie f3sN uAiear kovtns Association
60 SptrR Lsks sauae date. aanaAi re-
eatta Il the NortR wsassEn AussieaF
Rswtne AasoetAiicn a. Gssna RapidS
NJ kizan. taiy scgh and sist. kaEuAl
regatta % che PaniseaFtsAfn kse ssta
AssectAtiea al West Eea. guiS IA
asa4Aar Rna HAnsAa matea 90 Lak-
OAluues, Ia same dale. sscoai rses
sps Fssnsk uaeSaAl 90 dAFiem river.
Lee. HAzRua and rsegsF wos tAeir
RESPECTIVE eeass Ia he Fscss vite shiek
The thFss dAys' pfofeasleaAi FeZAisa al
lAks Qaisslgznsena eysasa iassd8y.
reess SrFs thFee esast ard thrse @sn
n eeeA eeAl Ghs eSarss U1a iArcs
1iiss
Lee Raea saa Iva Gyck ssss dEasa
Ia tie drsi. h1sa staFte1 qatckesi.
fea ksek ssan tooh ~ lad AnA kept
Il &c aesat 9 Hila. asA tafas4 Re ers,
sake hAfere sAa atAsrA Hos Aae Lee
keVi ssas - ti8s faE naAFiy tse I'd -.
Reth iusnea he ena aaa Gee bali @ile
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

frsrn Is tFnsnana "a Msdsefss Kaks.
ri b fsslIna a11S1dt1. Re Wiil prueza-
hsy f1h1 q ao0zt I7t psu1&E.
Tha lnna-expeaa19 glove ecn1ns -
swsen JsoA Dempoy, II uiddIe-we1G1s
ehampson sr1m Oalif1xnia and ChteaGo,
and n aaak MsEitt, o1szKEod q dagiAgns
Mssday q Bay Potna. iasf sero@ Ne
Hishiann h1s.
Abont 90 apoFtfne man weEs peessne-
Threa round9 wsEe fsnzht, iaastnG o..
teen minnasR The nsteh wel foR -
siae and RaAe Easey- he nrsi
runnd waB sinri9 gp8xx1na. he Sc
ond f1und vas h0lfy e0ntnstsd Nsglai
struck Dsmpssy scanning hlou g n
ksmpla, hrsakfna IN hand. NEWS -.
eeivina : tsrrIbEs bscw On the Fignl
side.
The third roznd uas ths hloodiest,
Neyilt d0fna little 6ahEfnR end nsfinG
nuainiy "a de defensive. Hfs noee -!
hs1ksn and bis right Sc 6adly boseere1
b. Dsmpssy, and be fsoGisea . hA1 sd
"a the bad. Tha sguDd slosea D
Dsmpssy knocking hin CT 81 tne
Fsua, Nsvist bsi1R ana1la 10 rise.
Dswpzsy wzs declared she wtn0et
Eevitt Was % badly p11tshed thas No Z
Seriously ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Col. Burgess, Of Boston. the builder
Of the ewo famous yachts Paritan and
Mayn0weg, has launched his third craft,
shs \ OluntseF, and great things are e.
pected from her. Comparing the lines
Of the three racers u will be found thai
the Volunteer tambles IN above tbs
watsE line where the MayhoweF tumbles
ont. and haa also q wider bearing at the
bilges than either the Mayd0ver or
Puritan. This viii Giva her greater
stability, and hence more sail carrying
power. and The midship section being
amer and carried one and g half feet
lower will likewise enable Der 70 carry
lover ballast, at the same tiae bringing
down her center Of gravity.
TIE Volunteer and Puritan nesriy
coincide at the bilgss, bat ran far apart
Just above the water line, near the Purt-
tan's CARDBOARD streak, the former
tumhllne in at The rail where the latter
| tumbies out. The greatest point OF aft
| ference between she tgo models Is mid.
way between the load water llne and
rail.
The great difference existing 10 the
| lines Of these three models all tend 10
show universal speed for tbs new sioop.
She gill have q greater sail area, and
her ballast bsinR sft viii farther lie Der
head Ia heavy seas.
Tnough the Volunteeg measures six
feet more over all than the MayhsveF,
she IL only tVo inches losgeS on the
water line and has four t6ches less
beam. oae foot more draft and twenty
Two tons mere ballast.
One difference thai may Affect the
speed OF the Volunteer IL the area Of
her midship sectios, which ie ak square
feet greater than that OF the Maya1Ver.
| The qaestion now arises whether she
has Ia her model she power Wien pro-
PEELED 20 overcome THE.
Whatever discussions may be 81
tempted regarding the speed, Il Is hardly
true process Of induction, for the
Volunteer, being an untFied model,
must remain en- unknown quantity until
abe hss been tested In any aud sveFS
kind Of weather.
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Boyd. the English soalleF, died a.
London on July 2nd.
Ope Of the most exciting OF college
races vss that Of tAe fnteroolieR late
Rowing Association 81 Lake Qaipsiaa-
rnond Oh July Rih. buwdoin aud
Cornell we're she only entries this year.
The water vas rough, bat the race va
= struggle from that 10 nntsh. AZ no
time did either Of the tvo lead the
other by more than half length. Ths
hniah Vas 30 close that those on she
iadRea boat were unahls 20 decide which
nad Won. The shore Judges decided.
however. thai Cornell had crossed the
Tine by lead Of . fsS feet. The
course vas cue and = BALI miles, aud
the tines uin. 20 SO.
Following IL q complete record Of the
HAvart Hale contests at the car,
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fOmaAa World

Irats citixen-See hare, sir that land
you sold me is under water half the
time.
Real estate man-Yes, / supposed
you wanted IL for . fish pond. Don't
zee what you bought it for II you didn't.
Irate citizeR-Great snAkesl Why
didn't ycu say Il wasn't ct 10 build on J
HSv vas / 10 know the MiRsoari river
had q mortgage on itl
Real estate mani stated the fact
that il vas very loW land in my adver-
tisemeut.
Oitixsu-Never said q word about IT,
Real estate man-Oh, you're mistak.
en-. IL Il In great big type: Land foI
sale; very low.
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HAHTTrAT, OONsTIpATION

And kidnsy and lfvef tlls. depending on
8 uesk OF inactive coalition Of the kid
nsys, liver OF bowels, are successfully
ana pernanertly cured cDly By the use
Of The gentle YET efective laxative and
diuFstis. Syrup Of FieA les advantages
aEs evident; Il 10 easily taken. pleasing
70 the taste, aeeeptahls 20 the stomach,
harmlaes 20 the most dellc8te system,
and truly bene6nial in eject. For sale
II 50 oeatH and 81 bottles. dv
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LADIES' vii nca rssief from heAdaehs.
eolie. sosr sissuach. resales4neas. tndi-
geation- caaStAaf % pertcdtcAi sch
hea3Aehrs. weakness IA re hacA o. Hid
neyA pAia % the sh1aa8srs and dt9srsnt
parts % the hs1E. = feeling 81 iASattade
an9 eespon4sGsy ~ taking StEDoas'
Liver Rezaiaius. IA - Eos napleasAnt.
q pzreiy ysSetahse. aud y nns injarioss
60 tie maat deiieAis eanstitat1on-
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Gents fancy stripe summer shirt and
drawers, good value st 81. will be Of
fered at 500. at the Star Clothing House,
KLrHE 4 RoaKxBERa.
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Meas Light OoloEs Derby Hats re-
duced from IS 10 e25o. TOKLAs a SNo-
KnMAN.
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BoYKR's Livery is on Third street be.
tween Mill and Washington. 136
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HACAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM!

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a the
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6iaantic eleafznoe SALE o. eFJ zeoos
In fusl hisul. CwmrEx CEEAKT.